Zaino
Le Mans Master
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From: Fort Worth TX
St. Jude Donor '15
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Melting Slicks
Joined: Dec 2011
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From: Gulf Coast Mississippi
St. Jude Donor '13-'14-'15
I don't get all caught up in chasing new products, I am able to get my car shining like these pics using Z2 pro polish, followed by a coat of ZCS clear seal (extreemly quick and easy) followed by a very light coat of Z8 spray, with a light buff using 100% cotton old T Shirts or equivalent really very painless, my car is pretty clean most all the time so I can usually just go over it with a California duster and get busy.
All three if these products require little elbow grease, but of course compared to the old days when a single coat of wax was the thing I guess it's more work, I enjoy doing things like this so I don't really consider it work.
Some of you are correct though there's so many choices of cleaning products on the market now that it can be a bit over bearing trying to figure out what to or not to use, especially if it's someone new to detailing.
All three if these products require little elbow grease, but of course compared to the old days when a single coat of wax was the thing I guess it's more work, I enjoy doing things like this so I don't really consider it work.
Some of you are correct though there's so many choices of cleaning products on the market now that it can be a bit over bearing trying to figure out what to or not to use, especially if it's someone new to detailing.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Sep 2011
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From: The beautiful Alabama Gulf Coast!!
My wife is the same way ... I'll spend 2 days detailing her Ruby Red Mustang GT, and she has no qualms at all taking off in rainstorms, even though we have a beater available.
Your car looks incredible BTW. 
